The Mountains and Peaks of Bukidnon - Part 1

Mt. Kitanglad Range Natural Park

Located at the north central Bukidnon

A natural type of attraction located at the north central Bukidnon. It has an area of 31,297.00 hectares composed of more than a dozen mountain peaks, including Mt. Dulang-dulang. The peak of the mountain could be reached through three trail routes, namely: Bol-ugan, Kaatuan, Lantapan, Lupiagan, Sumilao, Intavas, La Fortuna, and Impasugong.

Kitanglad, the second highest mountain in the country, towers to more than nine thousand feet serving as the base to the Province’s long distance communication towers. It also offers a challenge to mountain climbers to reach its summit; one has to scale its ranges for five hours passing through Flora and Fauna of genuine virgin forests. At the base are Lalawan, Dalwangan, and the house of the Philippine Eagle. It was declared as a National Park under P.O. 677 dated December 14, 1990.

I've been to this majestic mountain twice and it's worth the effort - with all the sceneries, the wild berries, and the most exhilarating experience is you will be hugged by the clouds literally. Never mind the body aches after the climb.